Brian Thomas Jr.

Uh, W Devin says wide receiver two, three group has only two touchdowns and wide receiver two is three games stalled near 20 yards trade for wide receiver.

I think Brian Thomas could help a lot.

And in general and in red zone, I don't know.

I, uh,

They'll have some players available.

Brian Thomas is going to be available.

I know that the Jaguars don't want to trade him, but he's kind of the doghouse.

He was great in his rookie season.

They'll have some players available.

Brian Thomas is going to be available.

I know that the Jaguars don't want to trade him, but he's kind of the doghouse.

He was great in his rookie season.

No player who I think, no player who was signed in the last 18 months who has signed a mega wide receiver deal, I don't think that that's a realistic option for the Chiefs.

Now, if you want to talk about Jacksonville finally willing to let go of Brian Thomas Jr. and the Chiefs are in on that market, I think that makes a lot of sense.

He's a good player, still on a rookie deal.

You still got his rookie option.

Financially, it makes a lot of sense.

You're not long-term tied committed to him in any way.

Brian Thomas Jr. makes a lot of sense to me.

Marvin Harrison would have made a lot of sense, but I think he went for a lot more than what Kansas City was willing to spend.

Like it's supposed to almost like,

stitches type of look and so if you don't do it right you're like that's not but yours look good why thank you and I will say it's also difficult to get it even on both sides yeah so yeah all right that's all the food and Halloween talk we'll have for today I want to let people listen to Liam Cohen in just a little bit he talked about Brian Thomas Jr so let people hear that but yesterday was a fantastic bye week for the Jacksonville Jaguars as the other three AFC South teams lost We mentioned it a couple times last week, like, let's go Giants.

Let's go Giants.

Beat the Texans.

All right, so Liam Cohen met with reporters earlier today.

Obviously, the Jags got some much-needed rest last week and over the weekend, and he was asked about the, I would say, the lightning rod when it comes to this Jaguars team right now.

That would be Brian Thomas Jr., certainly somewhat polarizing because some people want him to remain on the team and just get better.

Other people are like, get him out of here.

Another Monday morning here.

Thomas Pockerick and Christian Catenacci as always.

Coming off the back of week seven in the NFL.

Season's just flying by.

Like he's 38 years old, right? Or 30, 38, 37, 37, 30, whatever it is.

The chiefs, will not reach the level that people think they will get to unless they add a receiver.

Whether that receiver is going to be Brian Thomas Jr., who I voiced my opinion on the last show about Brian Thomas Jr., I don't think he's going to come in and magically make this team any better, right? I don't know who that receiver would be.

Maybe they call Pickens.

Well, I have suggested that to a particular agent in this business.

If Brian Thomas Jr. just needs a change of scenery, but he could play at the same rookie level that he did, yes.

But if he plays like a guy that looks like he's checked out or a kid that has a case of the yips, I'd say no.

But if I'm getting the best of Brian Thomas Jr., I would absolutely make the deal.

Honestly, I don't know if the Jaguars would trade him to the Chiefs.

I don't

And there may not be anything there, but there may be an opportunity to sell.

And obviously, Brian Thomas Jr.'s name has been at the top of everyone's list.

Just to share a story, I was in Kansas City over the weekend, and Chiefs fans were asking me, well, what do you think? Can we get him? How about a five? What a six? I said, why would you give up a five or a six? And the point of this is, last night, Kansas City would probably have given up a two to have a guy like Brian Thomas Jr., because the Seahawks just squeezed everything to stop Kenneth Walker, and they don't have anything over the top.

The point of this is that there are some teams that are going to pick up the phone and call, teams that look and see where they have huge deficiencies.

Kansas City can't throw the ball down the field at all if you watched that game last night.

I thought it would take him longer to look the way he looks now in terms of quickness, in terms of his short area burst.

Ideally, no, but you think about guys specifically like Brian Thomas Jr. at Jacksonville.

He's been surpassed by Parker Washington, amongst others.

So to me, that would be one of the places I would immediately look for.